08 Dec

Shanghai, China — December 6, 2025. Tunas Industrial proudly participated in the Southeast Asia & North Africa Overseas Summit 2025, held on December 5–6 at Primus Hotel Shanghai Hongqiao. Hosted by Shan Hai Map, the event drew over 4,500 enterprises exploring expansion into fast-growing global manufacturing destinations.

The summit highlighted major structural shifts in global supply chains, positioning Southeast Asia and North Africa as rising hubs for advanced manufacturing. Indonesia stood out for its economic stability, competitive talent pool, expanding industrial ecosystem, and rapidly improving infrastructure.

A Strong Momentum for Indonesia in Global Supply Chain Shift

Across the sessions, experts emphasized fast-growing sectors—including green energy and battery systems, EV components, medical devices, data centers, smart electronics, and chemical processing—all of which strongly align with China’s industrial strengths and present substantial collaboration potential.

A comprehensive site selection analysis further reinforced Indonesia’s appeal. Evaluating logistics access, workforce readiness, fiscal incentives, and regulatory clarity, Indonesia—particularly Batam—emerged as a top choice for companies seeking efficient, scalable, and strategically located operations. Its proximity to Singapore and strong government support make it an ideal base for Chinese enterprises expanding into the Southeast Asia market.

The discussions also underscored Indonesia’s rapid move toward higher-value manufacturing. Rising demand across EV ecosystems, renewable energy, electronics, medical devices, and digital infrastructure continues to attract Chinese participation, supported by clearer regulations and expanding industrial connectivity.

Regulatory updates, PPP-driven infrastructure opportunities, and Indonesia’s long-term new-energy roadmap further strengthened confidence in the country’s investment outlook. Combined with the momentum of its digital and retail economy, Indonesia is increasingly recognized as one of Asia’s most dynamic and future-ready growth markets.

Tunas Prima — A Strategic Gateway for Chinese Enterprises

Throughout the summit, Tunas Industrial hosted an exhibition booth providing direct insights into Batam’s market potential and Indonesia expansion opportunities. The team showcased Tunas Prima Industrial Estate, emphasizing its integrated green industry ecosystem, scalable facilities, and modern infrastructure designed to support seamless foreign investment.

Visitors gained a clearer understanding of Batam’s unique position within the Singapore–Malaysia–Batam Golden Triangle, offering unmatched connectivity for regional manufacturing and distribution. With government-backed incentives and robust utilities, Tunas Prima stands as a catalyst for advanced manufacturing and a reliable partner for Chinese companies entering Southeast Asia.

29 Nov

Batam, 28 November 2025 – Tunas Prima Industrial Estate today welcomed the official delegation of the National Quality and Productivity Convention (TKMPN) XXIX 2025, an annual national platform where Indonesian organizations showcase their innovations and achievements in quality and productivity enhancement.

Held in Batam from 24–28 November 2025, TKMPN once again entrusted the city as host for the fourth time. This year’s theme, “Strengthening National Competitiveness Through Productive and Sustainable Innovation,” brought together participants from multinational companies, state-owned enterprises, private corporations, government institutions, universities, healthcare organizations, and non-profit institutions.

As part of the industrial visit agenda, Tunas Prima Industrial Estate was selected as a strategic destination for participants to observe Batam’s industrial ecosystem and understand how the estate supports national productivity goals—especially through its sustainability-driven development approach. A total of 28 participants joined the on-site discussion and presentation.

Innovation & Estate Governance at Tunas Prima Industrial Estate

During the Focus Group Discussion (FGD), Chrispin Andereas, Head of Business Development at Tunas Industrial, presented the estate’s strategic initiatives and addressed key questions on operations, sustainability, and Tunas Prima’s readiness to meet future industrial demands.

1. Waste Management

Participants highlighted Batam’s waste challenge, with the city generating 1,300 tons of waste per day (DLH Batam, 2023) and landfill capacity projected to last only until 2030. To address this:

• Tunas Prima is the pioneering industrial estate in Batam to initiate a centralized Industrial Waste Management program.
• The program is built on four pillars: technology innovation, source-based segregation, centralized control, and converting waste into value.
• Waste is managed under an organic–inorganic–economic framework, with 50% recycled through a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF).

These efforts align with Batam City’s long-term plan for a more modern and sustainable waste management system.

2. Clean Water & Wastewater Management

To ensure sustainable water availability:

• Tunas Prima partners with SPAM Batam as the main clean water supplier.
• The estate applies Reduce, Reuse, Recycle principles through:
  • WELS 3-ticks certified sanitary fixtures
  • A Rainwater Harvesting Pond as an alternative water source
  • Wastewater treatment via a Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) before discharge

3. ISO Implementation

Tunas Prima is currently undergoing the audit phase for ISO 9001 implementation, reinforcing its commitment to operational quality.

4. Mobility & Internal Transportation

Tunas Prima is designed as a pedestrian-friendly estate with safe and comfortable pathways within a 1 km radius from the main entrance to offices and warehouses. Pick-up points for taxis and online ride-hailing services will be available at the front entrance. Vehicle restrictions are enforced to maintain safety and order within the estate.

5. Innovation & Green Infrastructure

Tunas Prima is the first green industrial estate in Batam to receive the Green Mark Provisional Certificate from BCA International, supporting its vision of a low-carbon industrial zone through:

• An IoT-based Command Center for environmental monitoring
• Interconnected walkways and bicycle-friendly paths
• Drought-resistant landscape planting
• Energy efficiency and optimized resource use
• Eco-friendly landscape design with future expansion zones

Batam’s strategic position in the Singapore–Malaysia Golden Triangle further strengthens Tunas Prima’s role as a global industrial hub and a preferred destination for modern supply chain activities.

The TKMPN 2025 visit reaffirms Tunas Prima Industrial Estate’s position as a progressive, adaptive, and sustainability-driven industrial area. With modern governance and green infrastructure, Tunas Prima continues to support national efforts to enhance quality, productivity, and competitiveness.

15 Aug

CLOU Strengthens Investment in Batam with Groundbreaking Ceremony of Smart Energy Plant, Supporting Industrial Downstreaming and Indonesia’s Export Growth

Batam, August 14, 2025 – CLOU Electronics Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Midea Group and a global energy technology company based in Shenzhen, China, today held a Groundbreaking Ceremony for the construction of a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) plant at Tunas Prima Industrial Estate, Batam. The facility will be operated by PT Klou Teknologi Indonesia, focusing on packaging and system integration for Energy Storage System (ESS) solutions.

Under the theme “Smarter Storage, Greener Future”, the inauguration marks a strategic move for CLOU to expand its global operations, strengthen industrial downstreaming, and bring manufacturing services closer to the fast-growing Southeast Asian market.

The ceremony was attended by Indonesia’s Minister of Trade Dr. Budi Santoso, Governor of Riau Islands Province H. Ansar Ahmad, and senior representatives of BP Batam, all of whom expressed strong support for advancing clean energy investment in Indonesia.

“This plant will support Indonesia’s renewable energy mix target, create high-tech job opportunities, and expand export potential of smart energy products to the global market,” said Minister Budi Santoso. Governor Ansar Ahmad emphasized that the investment aligns with Batam’s vision as a competitive global green industry hub.

Looking Back: Factory Handover & Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Today’s groundbreaking follows CLOU’s earlier expansion milestone, the Factory Handover & Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on July 25, 2025, where CLOU President Aaron Li inaugurated the initial production stage at Building #15 Tunas Prima and introduced the Aqua C2.5 – a liquid-cooled battery storage system designed for high efficiency and long-term stability. The facility is equipped with advanced industrial flooring, integrated safety systems, and a power layout supporting up to 4 GWh annual capacity, expected to be fully operational by early 2026.

Driving Export and Green Energy

According to Zhi Shuai, COO & HR Director of PT Klou Teknologi Indonesia, the Batam plant will serve as Midea’s key manufacturing hub in Southeast Asia. “Equipped with advanced production lines, the facility will not only serve the Indonesian market but also export to ASEAN, the United States, and Europe—strengthening regional trade and supporting renewable energy transition,” he said.

Minister Budi further underlined that the global clean energy trend provides Indonesia with a unique opportunity to emerge as a key player in the global battery supply chain. “This investment is a milestone to strengthen national competitiveness in battery products. The government is fully committed to supporting PT Klou Teknologi Indonesia in entering export markets,” he added.

Tunas Prima: Partnering for a Sustainable Industry

Chrispin Andereas, Head of Business Development at Tunas Group, welcomed CLOU’s presence. “We believe CLOU will play a vital role in advancing smart energy industries in Batam. Tunas Prima is ready to be a long-term partner in supporting this green technology expansion,” he stated.

The Batam facility is designed to assemble large-scale battery systems and integrate smart energy storage solutions for industries, utilities, and smart grid applications. With PT Klou Teknologi Indonesia’s presence, the project is expected to generate new jobs, enable technology transfer, and contribute significantly to Indonesia’s clean energy ecosystem.

Aligned with the government’s target of 23% renewable energy mix by 2025, energy storage systems (ESS) stand as a critical enabler for balancing intermittent renewable sources such as solar and wind. Positioned as a green-oriented industrial estate, Tunas Prima Industrial Estate provides modern infrastructure with a strong focus on sustainability and energy efficiency—making it the ideal partner for global companies like CLOU to develop sustainable business in Indonesia and Southeast Asia.

17 Jul

Batam, July 16, 2025 – Tunas Group, in collaboration with JobStreet by SEEK, successfully held an HR Gathering titled “Digital Recruitment Transformation & Industrial Waste Management in Batam” on Tuesday, July 16, 2025, at Hotel Santika Batam Center. The event gathered dozens of HR representatives from various tenant companies within Tunas Industrial Estate, supported by BPJS Ketenagakerjaan and Awal Bros Hospital Batam.

The HR Gathering served as a strategic forum for Batam’s industrial players to strengthen their digital recruitment transformation while building synergy in environmental management. The event featured two highly insightful sessions.

Digital Recruitment Transformation with JobStreet by SEEK

Imelda Wong, Head of Area for Jakarta and Sumatra at JobStreet by SEEK, presented how digital transformation has revolutionized recruitment processes in Indonesia. She highlighted that leveraging technology in recruitment allows HR teams to find the best talent quickly, accurately, and efficiently.

“Our collaboration with Tunas Group is a significant step to support Batam’s industrial growth by connecting companies with the right talent. We hope this HR Gathering will expand recruitment reach and provide an effective platform for better talent acquisition,” Imelda said.

She also introduced JobStreet Freemium, a free job posting solution to help companies find candidates without additional cost, alongside JobStreet’s commitment to implementing world-class AI for easier and more targeted recruitment processes. Imelda noted that Batam’s workforce is becoming more diverse due to increasing foreign investment and modern industrial growth, urging companies to adopt the latest recruitment technology to remain competitive.

The Urgency of Industrial Waste Management in Batam

The second session was delivered by Agiana Ditakristi (Dita), Director of Waste Management at Tunas Industrial, who revealed that Batam produces around 1,300 tons of waste daily (Batam Environmental Agency, 2023). However, Indonesia’s landfills are only projected to accommodate waste until 2030 (Ministry of Environment and Forestry, 2021), including Batam’s Punggur landfill which is reaching its limit. This has led to local government regulations restricting industrial waste disposal.

Dita emphasized that the accumulation of waste in TPSs can lead to a decrease in the quality of the environment, the danger of methane gas which is corrosive, plastic waste that fails to decompose in the soil and sea, and the emergence of microplastic problems that contaminate marine catches for human consumption.

She explained that industrial waste management is regulated under:

• Law No. 18/2008 on Waste Management, requiring producers to reduce and manage their waste
• Government Regulation No. 101/2014 on Hazardous Waste Management
• Ministry Regulation No. 75/2019 on Roadmap for Waste Reduction by Producers, mandating producers to reduce plastic and packaging waste.

As a compliance and innovation initiative, Tunas Industrial has become the first industrial estate in Batam to launch a centralized Industrial Waste Management program, supporting Batam City’s grand design for sustainable waste management. Dita encouraged participants to start with small actions, such as:

• Reducing single-use plastic
• Separating organic and non-organic waste
• Implementing Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (3R) practices within their companies.

“With strong collaboration between industries and the government, we can build a Batam that is not only economically advanced but also clean and environmentally friendly,” she concluded.

The interactive discussion session allowed participants to share recruitment experiences, employer branding strategies, job seeker behavior trends in Batam, and their companies’ industrial waste management practices.

Interactive Sessions with BPJS Ketenagakerjaan and Awal Bros Hospital Batam

The event continued with BPJS Ketenagakerjaan’s session on:

• Understanding regulations and contribution obligations
• New employee registration, reporting, and payment processes
• Administrative challenges and solutions
• Strategies to ensure employees understand their BPJS rights and benefits.

This session aimed to help companies provide optimal social protection for their workers while ensuring compliance with government regulations.

The final session was led by Awal Bros Hospital Batam, presenting its health service programs for companies, from regular medical check-ups and health education to integrated health services that support employee productivity. Awal Bros reaffirmed its commitment as a leading and trusted healthcare provider in Batam.

The HR Gathering concluded with group photos and lunch, fostering stronger connections among participants and building strategic collaboration to advance Batam’s industrial sector.

Tunas Group: Your Strategic Partner for Business Growth in Batam

Through this HR Gathering, Tunas Group reaffirms its commitment to being the best partner for all companies and business players in Batam, delivering development programs aligned with today’s industrial needs. Tunas Group will continue to innovate to support digital transformation, green industry development, and the improvement of workforce quality and working environments in Batam.

Together, We Build a Sustainable Future.

15 Jul

Batam, 10 July 2025 – PT Solder Tin Andalan Indonesia (STANIA), a subsidiary of Arsari Tambang, officially launched its first solder manufacturing plant located at Tunas Prima Industrial Estate (TPIE) in Batam today. This milestone supports Indonesia’s national mineral downstreaming agenda initiated by President Prabowo, while demonstrating Arsari Tambang’s commitment to becoming a pioneer in environmentally friendly tin-based products in Southeast Asia.

Built on a land area of 6,500 m² within the 100-hectare TPIE, a Greenmark-certified international-standard industrial estate developed with sustainability principles in every aspect, the plant’s construction was completed in less than one year since its groundbreaking in May 2024. The factory is ready to produce up to 2,000 tons of solder bars per year, with future expansion plans to include solder wire, powder, and paste production reaching a total capacity of up to 16,000 tons annually.

“This grand launching is our concrete commitment to supporting Indonesia’s downstreaming agenda while responding to global challenges in energy transition and sustainability. It marks the beginning of Arsari Tambang’s long journey towards a responsible mining industry,” said Hashim S. Djojohadikusumo, President Commissioner of Arsari Tambang.

TPIE, developed and managed by Tunas Industrial, welcomed the operational commencement of PT STANIA’s facility as further evidence of its positioning as a premier industrial hub in Batam and Indonesia. With its strategic location, integrated infrastructure, and a sustainability-focused environment, TPIE has become an investment magnet for local and multinational companies looking to expand in Southeast Asia.

Aryo P. S. Djojohadikusumo, President Director of Arsari Tambang, added, “PT STANIA is part of our vision to build a tin-based industrial ecosystem, positioning Indonesia as a major global player in the tin product supply chain. Through green technology utilization and strategic collaboration, we aim to prove that the mining industry can simultaneously champion sustainability.”

PT STANIA’s plant operates with electricity sourced entirely from PLN’s Renewable Energy Certificate (REC)-certified power, making it an emission-free facility. Its building design optimizes energy efficiency with extensive transparent roofing to maximize natural lighting and reduce electricity usage.

The inauguration was attended by Deputy Minister of Investment and Downstreaming, Todotua Pasaribu, who stated, “This plant is tangible evidence of private sector collaboration with the government’s grand vision. Downstreaming creates added value, generates employment, and enhances Indonesia’s industrial competitiveness.” Governor of Riau Islands, Ansar Ahmad, also welcomed PT STANIA’s investment as a catalyst for regional industrial transformation, technological advancement, and economic growth in Batam.

With an initial investment of IDR 400 billion, PT STANIA targets becoming one of the world’s leading solder producers, supporting Indonesia’s industrial growth while strengthening its role as Southeast Asia’s leading tin downstream hub. Its products will support electronic manufacturers in Batam and global export markets, reinforcing Indonesia’s strategic position in the international solder supply chain.

12 Jul

Batam, July 9, 2025 – Deputy Minister of Industry, H. Faisol Riza, S.S., M.A., and Deputy Minister of Communication and Digital, Nezar Patria, M.Sc., M.B.A., conducted a working visit to Tunas Prima Industrial Estate on Thursday (9/7). This visit aimed to directly review the development of Batam’s leading industrial estate and conduct on-site surveys of several tenants who have joined and will soon commence operations.

During the visit, Chrispin Andereas, Head of Business Development of Tunas Prima Industrial Estate, delivered a brief presentation on the progress of estate development, infrastructure readiness, and the upcoming operational plans of its tenants this year. These include PT STGM Industri Manufaktur (Zhengte), PT Luxsan Precision Indonesia, and PT Solder Tin Andalan Indonesia (STANIA).

Chrispin stated that Tunas Prima Industrial Estate has succeeded in attracting tenants from various industrial sectors with significant investment value and the potential to absorb thousands of workers.

“We are committed to developing an environmentally conscious industrial estate with international standards to support both local and national economic growth, providing adequate facilities, a strategic location, and full support for our tenants’ growth,” Chrispin explained.

The visit also included a discussion session between the two deputy ministers and the board of directors of Tunas Prima Industrial Estate on the forms of government support to promote industrial development in Batam, particularly through Tunas Prima. Topics discussed included:

• Batam’s competitive advantages as a prime investment destination, from its strategic location for global market logistics and distribution, integrated licensing ease, Free Trade Zone status, to strong local and B2B market demand for Tunas Prima tenant products.
• Optimization opportunities for Domestic Component Level (TKDN), aligning with government policies to build a healthier and more independent national industrial ecosystem.
• Batam’s Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) realization reaching IDR 8.61 trillion in Q1 2025, reinforcing Batam as one of Indonesia’s top investment destinations.
  

After the discussion, the deputy ministers and their entourage continued by directly inspecting several tenants’ factories and facilities within the estate. They observed construction progress, operational readiness of production machinery, and held dialogues with tenant management on production plans and future business expansion.

On this occasion, the Deputy Minister of Industry and the Deputy Minister of Communication and Digital expressed their appreciation to Tunas Prima Industrial Estate and the investors who have joined, while reaffirming the government’s commitment to continuously support investments that contribute to national economic growth.

The implementation of the US Recicropal Tariffs has impacted the global and Indonesian economy and industry. However, Tunas Prima Industrial Estate remains optimistic and believes that the government will take strategic measures to create a more conducive industrial climate, strengthen national competitiveness, and maximize Batam’s potential as a leading industrial hub in Southeast Asia.

With its strategic advantages and well-prepared facilities, Tunas Prima invites global investors to choose Batam as their business expansion destination, and Tunas Prima Industrial Estate as the best industrial estate partner to grow their business and reach national and international markets.

07 Jul

Batam, July 5, 2025 – Tunas Industrial conducted a Fire Drill Training at Tunas Prima Industrial Estate in collaboration with Batam Firefighter Department. The session was attended by the Security team, office staff, and tenant representatives including PT STMG Industri Manufaktur (Zhengte), PT Solder Tin Andalan Indonesia (STANIA), PT Luxsan Precision Indonesia, PT Interfood Sukses Jasindo Batam, PT Sri Indah Aluminium, PT Istimewa Bangun Bersama, PT Istanindo Anugraha Mulia, PT Top Baker Indonesia, PT Duta Kalingga, PT Octagon Precision, PT Ancloz Engineering Services, PT Pundi Mas Berjaya, PT Global Packaging Indonesia, and PT SP Manufacturing.

The training aimed to improve preparedness for fire emergencies through theory and hands-on practice. Participants learned about different types of fire extinguishers (APAR) based on fire classes (Dry Powder and CO₂ for classes A, B, C, and D), proper use of fire hydrants, and fire fighter suits including heat-resistant gear and helmets. They also practiced evacuation and fire extinguishing techniques to respond swiftly and effectively in emergencies.

This fire drill enhanced awareness of fire risks, reduced potential panic during emergencies, and strengthened the ability of Security teams and employees to act safely and efficiently. The collaboration with Batam Firefighter Department reflects Tunas Industrial’s commitment to workplace safety and readiness, ensuring a secure environment for all tenants and employees within Tunas Industrial Estate.

16 Jun

JAKARTA, June 4, 2025 — As the world accelerates toward green technologies and digital transformation, the demand for critical minerals—including tin—has reached unprecedented levels. Tin, often overshadowed by more publicized materials, is essential for electronics, energy storage, and emerging innovations like electric vehicles and smart infrastructure. Indonesia, the world’s second-largest tin producer, stands at the forefront of this global shift.

Indonesia’s tin industry continues to play a pivotal role in the global critical minerals race, underpinning the world’s shift to green technologies and digital economies. Tin is vital for electronics, batteries, and renewable energy, with global demand projected to grow at a CAGR of 2.5–3.0% through 2030 (ITA, 2023).

On Day 2 of the Indonesia Critical Minerals Conference & Expo (ICM) 2025, Tunas’s Head of Business Development, Chrispin Andereas, had the privilege of joining a panel discussion on the role of Southeast Asia’s tin industry in the Belt and Road Initiative. He highlighted how Batam, as a Free Trade Zone with a mature electronics manufacturing ecosystem and close proximity to Indonesia’s tin-rich Bangka region, is well positioned to support the downstreaming of tin into high-value applications. Tin-based materials are increasingly essential in semiconductors, AI computing hardware, and data centers—and Batam offers a unique platform to bridge tin resource processing with global electronics supply chains.

As critical minerals drive the global green economy, Indonesia’s tin sector stands ready to lead with the right investments in ESG, innovation, and infrastructure. Tunas Industrial is dedicated to fostering integrated mineral processing and value-added industries, strengthening communities, and driving sustainable economic growth through strategic partnerships and responsible practices.

16 Jun

JAKARTA, 8 June 2025 — As global industries recalibrated in the wake of supply chain disruptions, Indonesia’s industrial sector continued its rapid transformation into a hub for value-added production, smart technologies, and global collaboration. Key sectors—such as logistics, packaging, and metalworking—led this evolution, powered by e-commerce growth, automation, and sustainable practices.

This transformation was showcased at  International Industrial Week Indonesia (IIW 2025), held at JIExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta, from 4–7 June 2025. Tunas Industrial has proudly participated in this event, highlighting Indonesia’s dynamic role in becoming a regional industrial powerhouse. Along with over 1,800 exhibitors and 45,000 trade buyers from 14 key sectors, including:

• Logistic & Material Handling Equipment
• Machine Tool & Metal Processing
• Compressors
• Food Processing & Packaging Machinery
• Woodworking Machinery
• Packaging & Printing Machinery
• Plastic Machinery & Moulds
• Welding Materials & Equipment
• Power Transmission & Control Technology
• Pumps & Valves
• Labour Protection Appliances
• Automotive Parts
• Fasteners & Power Transmission
• Agricultural Machinery

IIW Indonesia 2025 served as the leading platform to showcase the latest technological innovations across the country’s industrial sectors. Companies presented automation, digitalization, and eco-friendly technologies that enhanced efficiency and competitiveness. Key trends such as IoT, AI, and advanced robotics were highlighted, making the exhibition a hub for innovation and collaboration.

The event offered opportunities for businesses to expand markets, adopt new technologies, and build strategic partnerships. Tunas Industrial’s participation underscored its commitment to strengthening synergy with both local and global industry players.

As Batam’s leading industrial estate, Tunas Industrial leveraged the event to highlight Batam’s strategic position as Indonesia’s future-ready industrial hub. Tunas Industrial’s advantages included:

•  Free Trade Zone and SEZ status for tax incentives and streamlined processes.
•  World-class infrastructure and reliable utilities.
•  A skilled, adaptive workforce.
•  Technology-driven sectors, from electronics to renewables.
•  Proximity to Singapore and direct access to global trade routes.

Tunas Industrial’s presence at IIW 2025 was more than an exhibition—it was a commitment to forging partnerships and accelerating Batam’s industrial growth. We invite industry leaders, manufacturers, and investors to collaborate with us in building a sustainable, technology-driven future. For more information, visit www.tunasindustrial.com

04 Jun

Batam, June 3, 2025 — Indonesian Minister of Transmigration, Muhammad Iftitah Sulaiman Suryanagara, and Vice Minister of Investment and Downstream/BKPBM, visited the Tunas Prima Industrial Estate in Batam. Accompanied by Batam Vice Mayor Li Claudia Chandra and BP Batam officials, Minister Iftitah and his delegation received presentations on the industrial sector’s prospects from investors as well as the latest project updates from Tunas Industrial management.

The visit also included an introduction to the Green Industry concept of Tunas Prima Industrial Estate, which has earned the Greenmark certification. The delegation toured several warehouse tenant sites, infrastructure, and facilities. Minister Iftitah expressed his appreciation for the strong synergy between Tunas Industrial and the Batam government in fostering regional economic growth, and highlighted Batam’s role as one of Indonesia’s leading investment hubs.